For the DOCX files, you can also enable the Reader Mode that helps you view document on your mobile device more comfortably. To enable this mode, turn on the Reader Mode switcher at the file Settings panel.

To close the Settings panel, tap the Done caption in the upper right corner.

To close the file, tap the arrow in the upper left corner.

Open existing files for editing

To switch to the Editing mode (if you have corresponding rights to edit the document), tap the icon in the upper right corner of the opened document.

To open the file for editing from the file list:

touch the icon to the right of the necessary document in the file list.

select the Edit document menu item.

If the file format differs from the DOCX/XLSX/PPTX one, the file will be converted to the Office Open XML format for faster viewing and editing. The converted copy of the file will be opened.

If the file is currently being edited by another user, you'll be able to edit the file collaboratively in real time.

Collaborative editing

Currently, the Fast co-editing mode is only available that allows you to immediately view the changes made by your co-authors. The actions and the names of the co-editors appear in the document once they are editing the text.

Create new files

Tap the
icon in the lower right corner and select the necessary file type from the menu:

Text document,

Spreadsheet,

Presentation.

Enter the file name in the dialog window that appears and press the CREATE caption:

A new blank .docx document, or .xlsx spreadsheet, or .pptx presentation will be opened. Tap an empty space in the document, or a cell within the spreadsheet, or a text placeholder in the presentation and the keyboard will appear allowing you to start typing.

All the changes you made in the file are saved automatically.

Create new folders

Tap the
icon in the lower right corner, select the Folder option from the menu, enter the folder name in the dialog window that appears and press the CREATE caption.

Upload files from your device

Tap the
icon in the lower right corner and select one of the options:

Make photo - to take a new photo using your device camera and upload it to the Documents app. To upload the photo that you just created, tap the
icon at the bottom of the screen.

Upload file - to add an existing file stored on your device to the Documents app.

Connect third-party storages

Tap the
icon in the lower right corner and select the Connect third-party storage option from the menu. The Select service panel will open.

select the necessary service from the available ones: Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Yandex.Disk, Box, SharePoint, ownCloud, Nextcloud, or Other WebDAV storage (for accounts which support the WebDAV protocol).

on the Connect service panel, sign in to your third-party account using your Login and Password.

When connecting your SharePoint or ownCloud/Nextcloud account, you'll also need to specify the Connection URL. For example, the URL that allows to access your Nextcloud files via WebDAV looks like this: https://yourdomain.com/remote.php/webdav/. This URL address can be found in the following way: sign in to your Nextcloud account, click the Settings icon in the lower left corner and copy the entire URL from the WebDAV field. Then switch to the ONLYOFFICE Documents app and paste the entire copied URL address, including the protocol, into the Connection URL field.

Note: in some cases, you will also need to allow ONLYOFFICE to access your third-party account tapping the corresponding button.

change the Folder name, if necessary,

choose the location: My documents or Common documents,

press the SAVE button.

The third-party storage folder will be added. You can use the folder menu to Share, Move, Copy, Rename the folder, or Disconnect storage. If you disconnect the storage, the third-party service will be disconnected from the Documents app, and all the documents stored in the folder will be still available in your third-party account.

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